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How many distinct values does the expression z^(1/4) have for a nonzero z?
AInfinitely many
BExactly eight
CExactly four
DExactly two
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Exactly four
A nonzero complex number has exactly n distinct nth roots, here four.
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